Cashman Equipment Corp.

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Cashman Equipment Corp. is a well-established company based predominantly in Nevada that specializes in providing heavy equipment and machinery solutions. Founded in 1931 by James "Big Jim" Cashman, the company has grown significantly over the decades and has established itself as a premier dealer for Caterpillar Inc. equipment in Nevada and parts of California.


Key Areas of Operation:



  1. Equipment Sales:



    • New Equipment: Cashman Equipment offers a wide range of new Caterpillar machinery, including excavators, loaders, dozers, and more.

    • Used Equipment: They also provide a selection of well-maintained used equipment, providing cost-effective solutions for various businesses.



  2. Rentals:



    • Cashman Equipment operates a considerable rental fleet, allowing businesses to rent machinery and equipment for short-term or long-term needs. This fleet includes earthmoving, power generation, and material handling equipment.



  3. Engine and Power Solutions:



    • The company offers power generation equipment, including generators and engines for various industrial, commercial, and residential applications. They also provide electric power system solutions, including solar and renewable energy products.



  4. Parts and Services:



    • Cashman Equipment supplies genuine OEM parts for Caterpillar equipment.

    • They offer comprehensive repair, maintenance, and rebuild services. Their service capabilities include both field service and in-shop service, providing flexible options to meet customer needs.



  5. Technology Solutions:



    • The company provides advanced technology solutions that enhance equipment productivity and efficiency, such as GPS and telematics systems.



  6. Sustainability and Innovations:



    • Cashman Equipment is committed to sustainability and offers eco-friendly machinery and solutions. They focus on reducing environmental impact through efficient products and practices.




Locations:


Cashman Equipment operates multiple facilities to serve customers better, with locations in major cities across Nevada including Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, Elko, and Round Mountain, among others.


Customer Segments:


The company's clientele spans various industries, including construction, mining, agriculture, power generation, and government sectors. Their broad product range and comprehensive service offerings make them a go-to source for businesses requiring reliable heavy equipment and machinery solutions.


Corporate Philosophy:


Cashman Equipment Corp.'s philosophy emphasizes customer satisfaction, operational excellence, innovation, and a commitment to the communities they serve. They aim to build long-term relationships with their customers by providing high-quality products and exceptional service.


Community Involvement:


The company is also actively involved in community service and charitable activities, further strengthening its reputation as a responsible corporate citizen within the regions it operates.


Overall, Cashman Equipment Corp. has established a strong reputation for reliability, expertise, and comprehensive service in the heavy equipment industry.


Braintree United States

41 Brooks Drive
Braintree MA 02184
United States

Ships

JMC 3330

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JMC 2820

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JMC 3015

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WESTSEA 3006

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WESTSEA 3005

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MISS MARY

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JMC 2821

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JMC 3011

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JMC 3013

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JMC-3332

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JMC-3007

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JMC 3010

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JMC 2823

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JMC-181

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JMC 2601

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JMC 3333

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JMC 2822

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JMC 304

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JMC 3014

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JMC 255

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JMC 3012

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JMC 2515

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JMC 2600

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JMC 3008

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